Java 2 Performance and Idiom Guide

Craig Larman, Rett Guthrie

298 pages, parution le 10/09/1999

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Résumé

For courses in Java-Introduction to Programming/CS1. This text
summarizes important idioms and best practices that a developer new to
Java and object-oriented programming needs to know. The depth and
clarity of its writing teaches new and experienced Java programmers how
to get the most performance out of their Java code.

Features:

Grouping of Java classes into "packages"
A Java style-guide chapter
Object-oriented testing
Unique Java performance coverage--Contains a comprehensive
presentation not found in other texts

Table of contents

1. Improving Performance—Major-Moderate.
2. Improving Performance—Moderate-Minor.
3. Improving Performance—Minor.
4. Library Idioms—Introduction.
5. Library Idioms—Java.Lang.Object.
6. Library Idioms—Reflection.
7. Library Idioms—Concurrency.
8. Library Idioms—Collections.
9. Library Idioms—Resources.
10. Library Idioms—Exceptions.
11. Library Idioms—Other.
12. Language Idioms.
13. Organizing Types and Packages.
14. Unit Testing in Java.
15. Coding Conventions—Introduction.
16. Coding Conventions—Naming.
17. Coding Conventions—Layout.
18. Coding Conventions—Commenting.
19. Coding Conventions—Style.

L'auteur - Craig Larman

is known throughout the international software community as an expert and passionate advocate for object-oriented technologies and development, and iterative and agile development methods. He serves as Chief Scientist at Valtech, a global consulting and skills transfer company, where he has led the adoption of iterative and agile methods. Larman also authored Applying UML and Patterns, the world's best-selling text on object-oriented analysis and design, and iterative development.